CDASA 7
Analysts should support collection by: - Answer-b. Driving collection.
Analysts should engage with collectors through
a. Reports officers
b. Operational support officers
c. Collection managers
d. Directly
E. All of the above - Answer-E. All of the above
A robust dialog between analysts and collection allows analysts to:
a. Obtain insights into the identity of sources of information.
b. Contribute additional information to support collection operations.
c. Request input on a draft intelligence product.
d. Circumvent conventional tasking mechanisms.
e. All of the above - Answer-All of the above
, You must evaluate an intelligence report if: - Answer-a. You cited it as a source in a finished intelligence
assessment.
b. It responds to a collection requirement.
You should not give a "Low Value" or "No Value" consumer evaluation of an intelligence report: True or
False - Answer-False
A collection requirements manager: - Answer-d. Develops and prioritizes collection requirements
and submits requirements for validation and tasking.
Evaluation and feedback on disseminated intelligence reports should occur: - Answer-b. As early as
possible to minimize information gaps
and to mitigate capability shortfalls.
True or False: Analysts can help evaluate collection assets: - Answer-a. True
Analyst evaluation of intelligence reports: - Answer-a. Establishes customer satisfaction
b. Permits tasking deletion
c. Frees collection assets to be redirected
d. Updates collection plan
E. All of the above
Collection management principles include: - Answer-a. Early identification of requirements
b. Prioritization of requirements
c. Single-INT approach
Analysts should support collection by: - Answer-b. Driving collection.
Analysts should engage with collectors through
a. Reports officers
b. Operational support officers
c. Collection managers
d. Directly
E. All of the above - Answer-E. All of the above
A robust dialog between analysts and collection allows analysts to:
a. Obtain insights into the identity of sources of information.
b. Contribute additional information to support collection operations.
c. Request input on a draft intelligence product.
d. Circumvent conventional tasking mechanisms.
e. All of the above - Answer-All of the above
, You must evaluate an intelligence report if: - Answer-a. You cited it as a source in a finished intelligence
assessment.
b. It responds to a collection requirement.
You should not give a "Low Value" or "No Value" consumer evaluation of an intelligence report: True or
False - Answer-False
A collection requirements manager: - Answer-d. Develops and prioritizes collection requirements
and submits requirements for validation and tasking.
Evaluation and feedback on disseminated intelligence reports should occur: - Answer-b. As early as
possible to minimize information gaps
and to mitigate capability shortfalls.
True or False: Analysts can help evaluate collection assets: - Answer-a. True
Analyst evaluation of intelligence reports: - Answer-a. Establishes customer satisfaction
b. Permits tasking deletion
c. Frees collection assets to be redirected
d. Updates collection plan
E. All of the above
Collection management principles include: - Answer-a. Early identification of requirements
b. Prioritization of requirements
c. Single-INT approach
